so if you look at the op in the 1st picture the top part is upside-down, but webbing is attached to each piece individually, then in the 2nd/3rd pictures you see the smaller piece passes through the larger piece. once it is through it rests very securely. many guardian harnesses use these for the chest connector (i couldn't find a good picture though).
really, i just want something low profile and simple. I might just resort to the 2x d-ring method, but that isn't as secure as i'd like. what does the military use, this seems like it should be a solved problem, but everything on bezos's site appears flawed.
so if you look at the op in the 1st picture the top part is upside-down, but webbing is attached to each piece individually, then in the 2nd/3rd pictures you see the smaller piece passes through the larger piece. once it is through it rests very securely. many guardian harnesses use these for the chest connector (i couldn't find a good picture though).
really, i just want something low profile and simple. I might just resort to the 2x d-ring method, but that isn't as secure as i'd like. what does the military use, this seems like it should be a solved problem, but everything on bezos's site appears flawed.
Maybe something like that?
Maybe something like that?
* https://www.ahh.biz/hardware/military/ladder-cinch-locks/locks_ladder_25mm_steel_milspec.php
what does the military use
The tri-glide strap adjuster. There is only one metal piece on the entire belt.
> what does the military use
The tri-glide strap adjuster. There is only one metal piece on the entire belt.
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